Great service, nothing was too much trouble. Check-in was a breeze, and the staff were super friendly. Awesome location, just a 10-minute walk to a famous sight. They have a tapas restaurant serving delicious food 🍴.

The service at this hotel is fantastic, and I really enjoyed my time here. The king room I stayed in was neat and quiet. The bed was exceptionally comfortable, and it had a safe, central heating, and a work desk. The staff were polite and pleasant, and the location is unbeatable in downtown Granada, right next to Spain and a Parish church. The complimentary breakfast was a nice touch, and check-in was smooth.

Fine food served, extensive and plentiful breakfast.

The location was good and perfect, if you need to be walk from a church and a monastery. Set walk from a river and a hill, it was a plus. Everything was perfect, silent and neat room with balcony good.

Great location within walking distance of The Alhambra and a delicious, varied breakfast spread offered.

The hotel was great looking and reasonably priced in a densely packed city center. The breakfast was large, with a lot of food options.- The room was great value for money and brand-new, had essentials like a shower, a hair dryer, and fresh towels.- The staff was caring and made us feel comfortable.

The rooms here are quiet and modern, equipped with soundproofing. They have a cute, small TV and a nice terrace that overlooks a playground. The staff is super friendly and the location is great – right in the heart of the historic area of the city 🏞️.

This hotel, situated in a former monastery from the 19th century, had a very generous balcony that provided a pleasant view of the surroundings. The rooms were modern and well-maintained, with attention to detail evident in the chic and cheap decor. Additionally, the breakfast included more options than normally provided in Europe, ensuring that even vegetarian guests were well catered for.

All was well at this hotel.

I liked the hotel. It is built on an old monastery, rooms are totally new and modern. You enter through the portal of the monastery, next to a church and a school of the Escaloapios family, there are very nice Andalusian tiles on the walls, a courtyard - interior cloister with a well and orange trees, nice. heating was good - it was cold - and illumination is nice, decoration tasteful, minimalist, with soft colours and very intelligent everything. Good bathroom. breakfast was more than acceptable for a 3 star hotel and employee, Francisco, was flying in to clean and attend to all the people, since the room, is a Refectory of the Monastery, was full. considerable effort on the part of this employee. tortillas were very good, bacon had to be made more, breakfast was good for the price. I enjoyed the experience of staying in an old monastery.

I recommend one or two nights in the hotel - the few negative points are... a) the soundproofing is bad, you can hear EVERYTHING in the adjoining rooms, I had to call Reception to shut the neighbours up b) there is no fridge in the room c) the location is not bad, about 15 minutes walk to the tourist part of Granada, the hotel is next to the Palacio de Congresos, a little bit at the end of the city The airport bus stop (which is slow and heavy to no avail) is a 5 minute walk away. Despite the few negative points, it is a correct and economical hotel to be a 3 star hotel in a tourist city like Granada. Interesting building so you can try it out without reservation.

The style of the building, being an old monastery.

The room had a terrace that communicated with an evacuation route in case of emergency, which in any case could be used by anyone to go down to the ground floor, and access your own terrace (it was only separated by a 1 m high railing). This made us feel insecure if we left the door to the room open, even though it was hot as it was an upper floor, even in October. On the other hand, the room was oriented towards the sports fields of a school. This was an inconvenience because they were used by a group of people to play football, which caused us some discomfort if we left the door to the terrace open, as it was a rest time (after lunch).

The rooms are modern and offer fantastic views of the mountains. I appreciated having a safe, central heating, and a work desk.The hotel's location in Granada is excellent, just a short walk to a Parish church and a supermarket.

I had a wonderful stay at a charming hotel in a historic setting. The rooms were clean, modern, and spacious, with a comfortable bed and a great bathroom. The hotel's central courtyard and tiled walls added to its beauty. The breakfast room offered a delicious spread with hot and cold options. The location was perfect, just a short walk to the center of town with amazing scenery along the way.

The hotel was very central. The bus from the bus station stops at the door and just 200 meters you atre in the heart of the city. Excellent location. The reception staff were very helpful and pleasant.

The room itself, whilst very clean, is a bit past its sell by date - worn carpet, insipid decor, and a very school exan room writing desk and chair.

Fairly clean and unique place, has great views of the mountains. It has wonderful central location close to the river. Plus, this hotel is not far from the city centre as well as lovely gardens.

Nice hotel close to the center of granada. We had a very fair price (50€/night).